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Went as family of four (kids are ages 10 and almost 9) for four nights over Indigenous People’s Day weekend, and I believe the price of the room was half of what it would have been if we traveled in August. So that’s always nice. Plus, the changing of the leaves more an already scenic place even more magical. We loved the hotel for many reasons. The room we got was big and, therefor, very comfortable. It had a great view of the ski trails / mountains. Bathroom was big with all the amenities. Huge closet for storage. Nice coffee/tea area with new boxed water supplied daily. The lobby was tastefully decorated with lots of beautiful Western-inspired art. We loved have our morning coffee/tea by the fireplace. Kids enjoyed the complimentary s’mores package. We loved pool area and hot tubs— beautiful setting among the Aspen trees which were turning bright yellow. (They were closing down the pool for the season though on our last day!) The restaurants were also both excellent. Finally, we appreciated getting use of the house car, which we used to explore the town of Jackson. I think timing our trip in early October was perfect, as it was not crowded at the hotel and made things easier for us (like use of the car). We also did the Wildlife Safari Tours of Grand Teton and Yellowstone. Booked through concierge but with an outside company. We didn’t ask for a private tour, but they were both private! Plus they were half of the cost of what the concierge was charging. This was the way to go!!

Ctrip is a little pit This hotel is too far away from Yellowstone Park, obviously 58 miles, but the display is only 19 kilometers, the gap is too big! If you go to Huangshi Park, this hotel is too far away

When I went to the renovation, I didn’t see anything in the hotel’s exterior. Then check in is a temporary office. Parking is free. The sound insulation effect of the room is generally a small building. I hope that it will look better after the decoration. The room is good. I gave a twin room. I can sleep in a single bed.

I have stayed at three hotels in Jackson and Teton Village. This is a good rule, but it is still good. The grade is a four-star class, the room is large, there is extra space for entering the door. Toilet sliding door, two sinks. There is also a large bathtub, which is not very clean but actually clean. The things in the hotel are basically charged, including the bear on the bed. But the bed is very comfortable and big. If you go skiing, this hotel is good. If you go to Jackson, it is recommended to stay in Jackson’s Twilight Parrot Hotel. It’s not much, but the service is better.

We stayed here for a week. Highly recommend! Food is amazing, staff is pleasant and accommodating. Perfect location. What made our trip perfect was Mariah at Concierge. She didn't miss a beat and all her recommendations were on point! She booked all our excursions as well as dinner reservations. We booked a private tour of Yellowstone with Alex at Wildlife Tours and he was exceptional!! Extremely knowledgeable and accommodating. Steve from Country Wildlife with the Sunrise Tour was also exceptional. Would come back!

The hotel is in a good environment and the room is very clean, but staying here for two days is a wrong decision. Because the Pinghe Hotel is too far from Huangshi Park, there is a big Teton Park in the middle to buy a 35-dollar ticket. So if we come back, we will choose to stay at the Yellowstone Hostel in West Yellowstone for two nights. After the last day, we will live in the Pinghe Hotel, so we will run less and avoid unnecessary tickets. The video below is the Pinghe Hotel

Horrible... keys don't work EVERY DAY and the gentleman downstairs (said his name is Craig) on Monday at 7pm-7:45pm is very rude, disrespectful and unhelpful... we had to visit the front desk many times a day because of this issue.... have been staying in Hilton since 25 years ago but never like this in fact. Digital key? Doesn’t work, physical card keys? None of them work (we initially got 2). This is ok. We just need to visit the front desk for help as the Hilton app suggests , right? Wrong!! First, no one was there at the front desk on Monday at 7pm when I first approached. Imagine after a whole day of trails and no one was there to help. Then after trying all my keys again and again running up and down (none of them work), I went to the side of the front desk shouting many times “I need help!” Eventually there was this guy coming out from a secret room to the front desk. This was where the whole nightmare started. Very rude. Very rude when a customer is asking for help many times in person but is ignored. It has nothing to do with my profession or the room rate (expensive, being $800 or $900 a night). It has a lot to do with his attitude when their system is broken or at the very least bothering customers to run up and down like this. They should try that 10+ times for trying to get into own rooms then being treated by this guy like this! . Horrible. How many times did I tell the guy, ”I need help”? More than 3 times probably. But , he just kept ignoring and questioning me back with do you need help?? how many times did he question me back, ”Do you need help? ” maybe 3? 5 times? I’m already showing the cell phone screen!! Of course we needed help! Or why would I be at the front desk? ; Then, how many times did I try to pass the guy the Useless key card but got ignored ? 4? 5? Better check that video recording! lol. Maybe their management can see and count better. What’s worse, with his unwillingness to help, the digital key was still not working after I left the front desk … but only shortly. I had to come back again since it was still not working!! … geez very good workout after a tiring day. Then, even after I showed him my cell phone screen (saying no work, contact front desk) and told him, “this is not funny” , he kept saying many times “do you have a problem?” “What’s your problem?” WOW , this is so unprofessional to its extreme. What really surprised me was his attitude. Seriously, thinking back, maybe it should be me asking, “What is your problem??” Guess what? The digital key still didn’t work after him saying he fixed it, sending another code whatever. Next morning, no, still didn’t work. But this front desk person’s ill-mannered attitude is what really pisses me off. To be fair, the room is okay and other staff members are nice. But if factor in how you may be treated rudely like this with a small issue of malfunctioning keys … I guess I’m only glad that I advised my friends to stay at a different place for this trip.